Siding installations that protect your home from the inside out. Proper water management, rot-proof PVC trim, and materials chosen for New England’s toughest weather. Google Guaranteed with 150+ five-star reviews.
Danvers homes take a beating from New England weather — ice, snow, rain, and humidity year-round. Over time, that moisture works its way behind old or poorly installed siding, causing rot, mold, and structural damage. A quality siding installation isn’t just about what the house looks like from the street. It’s about what’s happening behind the siding — how water is managed, how trim joints are sealed, and whether the home’s exterior actually breathes the way it should.
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Whether you’re replacing worn-out vinyl on a 1970s split-level or re-siding a colonial near Danvers Square, we handle the full scope of work — from old siding removal to trim, weatherproofing, and final detail. A lot of Danvers homes still have their original or second-round siding, and underneath it, you often find moisture damage, missing house wrap, or trim that’s been patched over instead of replaced.
Siding costs vary based on material, home size, and the condition of what’s underneath. Vinyl siding for an average-sized Danvers home typically runs $35,000–$45,000. Hardie fiber cement and composite siding is higher — usually $50,000–$60,000+ — but lasts significantly longer and requires far less maintenance. We provide detailed quotes after an on-site inspection so you know exactly what’s included.
It depends on your priorities — budget, look, and long-term maintenance. Vinyl is affordable and low-maintenance. Hardie fiber cement and composite siding (eg. Everlast) is more durable, holds paint better, and resists moisture and impact. Cedar looks great but needs ongoing upkeep. We’ll walk you through the pros and cons of each based on your home’s specific situation.
Most full re-siding projects take 2–3 weeks depending on the size of the home and scope of work. Smaller projects like a single elevation or accent work can be done in a few days. We always provide a timeline in your proposal and keep you updated throughout.
Yes — we strip the old siding down so we can inspect the sheathing underneath for moisture damage, rot, or missing weather barriers. Installing new siding over old problems just hides them. A clean start is the only way to do it right.
Vinyl is lighter, less expensive, and virtually maintenance-free. Hardie fiber cement is heavier, more impact-resistant, holds paint for 15+ years, and won’t melt or warp near heat sources like grills or fire pits. Hardie also has a more substantial look and feel that many homeowners prefer. Both are good products — the right choice depends on your goals and budget.
It can — especially if we upgrade the house wrap and add insulation behind the siding during installation. Many older Danvers homes have little or no insulation in the walls behind the siding, so a re-side is a great opportunity to improve your home’s thermal performance at the same time.
Yes. D&G Exteriors LLC is fully licensed and insured in Massachusetts. We’re also Google Guaranteed, BBB Accredited with an A+ rating, and a CertainTeed 5-Star Siding Contractor. These credentials require verified track records, insurance validation, and ongoing quality standards.
We can discuss financing options during your consultation. Contact us to learn about current availability.
